Here’s why Rupee should appreciate #rupee #dollar
The Indian rupee is artificially kept low and after August, once the FCNR(B) scheme ends in September, the rupee will be allowed to appreciate.
Most coveredIndian equities 2 →Indian Rupee 1 →US Dollar 1 →
The Indian rupee is artificially kept low and after August, once the FCNR(B) scheme ends in September, the rupee will be allowed to appreciate.
An appreciating rupee will benefit equities by attracting more FII inflows into Indian stocks.
The dollar is falling and emerging market currencies are rising
Bullish on gold since $4000; gold will go up as US bond buybacks push yields down
The US will not let the yen fall further and will intervene to support it
Foreign institutional investors will likely come back to India
Metals and commodities are expected to underperform equities in 2026
2026 could belong to equities rather than metals/commodities
Ritesh Jain believes 2026 could turn out to be the year of copper.